Here in Ohio, the county comes out twice a year to inspect the bacteria levels in the system.

I continued to do those types of tasks, but that message kept gnawing at me more and more like flesh eating bacteria.

I want to eliminate the bacteria causing the odor.

The enzyme was a bacteria that digested the urine.

My understanding is if you just say turn a hose bib on outside the water would jet out with the bacteria into the air and into your lungs. 

It's the above complexity times 10. if you treat the entire building as one item, you have to spread everything over a long period of time, and nothing can be deducted right awayyou can separate some components (for example, carpets, appliances, fences, driveways) and either depreciate them faster or even deduct them right awaywhen you repair, replace or improve something (like HVAC), you have to understand extremely complex rules known as Tangible Property Regulations, so complex that even us tax professionals specializing in real estate do not always agree on specificssome rules are specific to the type of property, for example they only apply to non-residential property or only to brand new propertyand there is a whole lot more than thatSo basically, everyone can understand the general concepts, such as the difference between virus and bacteria.

The way it works is by enzymes - they "eat" the bacteria from the cat pee- which is where the smell comes from.

After a bit of research we learned that the black streaking is caused by a bacteria that feeds on the limestone in the singles.

If you have to have it pumped, then the anaerobic bacteria level has been to low for to long or people are throwing things in the toilet that they shouldn't.

My goal with real estate is to grow a business like bacteria (a better analogy is in the works).